Paul Seamons wrote:
> Yes, I know there "can be" a "way back." In this thread, none of the
> examples give one using existing Perl 6 syntax. They are all proposing new
> ways. This is one more.
Sorry if this sounded brash. I have a habit of not figuring out that there is
more of the message to read.
Juerd wrote:
> $^ as an alias for the invocant works for me, because "" sorts before
> anything else, and the invocant's just the 0th argument.
Didn't see that in your response - I responded to the first topic section but
failed to see there was another.
Juerd wrote:
> I don't understand the concept of multiple invocants. How does that
> work?
If my ability to parse the Synopses was very good, I'd tell you where I saw
mention of it - or maybe it was in the mailing list. Either way that is the
point of the colon in the:
method foo ($self: $arg1, $arg2) {}
So that in theory there would be
method foo ($self, $otherself: $arg1, $arg2) {}
In the end, I'd just like the rules for what .meth does and what $_ is to be
concise and clear - whatever the sytax is that is adopted.
Paul
